What are the true risks you face when you drive a car?
Does it depend where you drive?
Or when you drive?
Or who you are? or your experience?
Or is there a way to reduce your risks?
Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Talk About These Things?
Or a Better Question, Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Know About These Things?
I DO!
Cooper
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Driving Past Hidden Hazards
How often do you see drivers zip past parked cars, construction zones, or pedestrians without a second thought? It’s another symptom of pack mentality: the flow assumes it’s safe, so everyone follows. But what if someone steps out from behind a car or an obstacle blocks your lane? Speeding through without adjusting puts everyone at…
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How Groupthink Encourages Unsafe Speeds
Speeding is one of the most controversial topics on Vancouver roads. Drivers feel trapped between the law and the flow, and groupthink pushes most to choose the latter. It’s almost as if speed limits are a suggestion, not a rule, and the pack dictates how fast you go. But speeding comes with risks—shorter reaction times,…
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Why the Horn Deserves More Respect
The horn is one of the most misunderstood tools in a driver’s arsenal. Many drivers in Vancouver see it as rude or unnecessary, but the reality is, the horn is your best friend in situations where visibility and reaction time are limited. It’s faster than your eyes and reaches much farther than your lights, making…
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